First Lady of Nigeria Not A Meghan Fan?

Tee-Hee

This from a woman who says that the human body and nakedness is not beautiful.

BITCH, your people were running around in loin cloths and tits out, just about 100 years ago.

She's been brainwashed by religious nutjobs from Europe, who themselves have abandoned their own religions. Church attendance in Europe is at an all-time LOW!

And this cunt wants to come out and start spouting her idiotic Christian garbage back at us?

She can go fuck herself. Her and her dictator husband.

Was it the long, backless dress?

Nigeria is a Christian AND a Muslim hellhole simultaneously. I can't stand Meghan, but this bitch needs to shut up.

Nigeria as it is now is a deeply conservative country and like her or loath her, Meghan's fashion choices were inappropriate. She should've worn more outfits like her white blazer and pant suit combo rather than the backless, strapless stuff.

One must appease the natives.

Meghan should ask the Nigerian First Lady about her and her husband's corruption and theft:

[quote] In 1993, his assets were frozen by the United States government as a result of a court case asserting that the American government had "probable cause" to believe Tinubu's American bank accounts held the proceeds of heroin dealing. He settled with the U.S. government and forfeited about $460,000 later that year. Court documents and later reporting on the case suggested he worked in league with two Chicago heroin dealers.

[quote] In April 2007, after the general elections, but before the governor-elect Babatunde Fashola had taken office, the Federal Government brought Tinubu before the Code of Conduct Bureau for trial over the alleged illegal operation of 16 separate foreign accounts.

[quote] In January 2009, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission cleared Tinubu and governors James Ibori of Delta State and Obong Victor Attah of Akwa Ibom State of charges of conspiracy, money laundering, abuse of office and official corruption in relation to a sale of Vmobile network shares in 2004.

[quote] In September 2009, there were reports that the British Metropolitan Police were investigating a transaction in which the Lagos State government made an investment in Econet (now Airtel). Tinubu said the transaction was straightforward and profitable to the state, with no intermediaries involved. The Federal Government rejected a request by Britain to release evidence needed for further investigation and prosecution of the three Nigerian ex-governors in a London court.

[quote] During the 2019 election, a bullion van was seen entering Tinubu's residence on Bourdillion Road in Ikoyi, which caused him to later exclaim: "I keep money anywhere I want."

Hypocritical CUNT!

All these militant Christians in Africa. They rid themselves of whitey, but remain happy to follow a dogma foisted upon them to elevate them from 'savagery'.

[quote]She's been brainwashed by religious nutjobs from Europe, who themselves have abandoned their own religions. Church attendance in Europe is at an all-time LOW!

Meanwhile, Islam is on the rise in Europe.

She called her a whore.

The grifter criticised by a career criminal!

Love it!